New Lifters and still have a tick....HELP
*T-REX CAM
*7.4 HARDENED PUSHRODS
*PATRIOT GOLD EXTREME SPRINGS
Got everything together and drove around for a while and and everything was fine.Broke everything in and then drove it to work... I here a distinctive lifter tick. so IMMEDIETLY drove home pulled the valve covers and checked everything and retorqued the rockers and started it back up and no noise...THOUGHT EVERYTHING WAS FINE.
So the next day i decide to drive the car to work and im on the eway for 5 minutes and theres the tick again. Shut it off wait 5 minutes and then start it, NO TICK..
Get home from work dirve it around to the local cruise nites and no ticking at all... So ive noticed the problem only happens when im on the eway.
So i say forget it and change the lifters to COMP R'S.. and still when i get on the eway i get a tick...
WHY DOES IT ONLY TICK ON THE EWAY AND IT I LET IT SIT A MIN IT GOES AWAY???????????? HELP
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Pro Magnum Hydraulic Roller Lifters
Chevrolet Small block. For use in blocks originally equipped with hydraulic roller cam. 1987 to present, and GEN III, LS1, LS2, and LS6.
COMP Cams® Pro Magnum Hydraulic Roller Lifters™ are specifically designed to perform at higher engine speeds. When engines are equipped with a hydraulic camshaft, high rpm is limited by the improper position of the internal piston as the lifter inevitably "pumps up". This improper location results in open valves and therefore leads to lost power or sometimes even engine failure. NOTE: These lifters require an adjustable valve train (check here for adjustable valve train components), and must be pre-loaded to .002" to .004" for proper operation!
Pro Magnum Hydraulic Roller Lifters
Chevrolet Small block. For use in blocks originally equipped with hydraulic roller cam. 1987 to present, and GEN III, LS1, LS2, and LS6.
COMP Cams® Pro Magnum Hydraulic Roller Lifters™ are specifically designed to perform at higher engine speeds. When engines are equipped with a hydraulic camshaft, high rpm is limited by the improper position of the internal piston as the lifter inevitably "pumps up". This improper location results in open valves and therefore leads to lost power or sometimes even engine failure. NOTE: These lifters require an adjustable valve train (check here for adjustable valve train components), and must be pre-loaded to .002" to .004" for proper operation!
Is it really loud? or can you barely hear it?
I have a ticking sound also. I installed new Harland Sharp roller rockers thinking that would solve the tick noise but it didn't.
As long as your oil pressure is good and the car runs good don't worry about it.






